Healthy Game-Day Snacks
Enjoy the big game with these festive finger foods and savory snacks, all just as tasty as the not-so-healthy traditional versions. Our collection of healthy snacks all have less than 200 calories and 6 grams of fat. We also considered sodium and gave bonus points for protein and fiber.
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Your game-day guests will be reaching for more of these cripsy corn nachos. We've covered them in all your favorite fixings -- melted cheese, chunky salsa, peppers, and more!
Coated in Parmesan cheese and zesty Italian dressing, this garlic-cheese mix makes an easy-to-scoop snack for any party.
More peppers, please! Enjoy all your favorites -- poblano, jalepeno, and red sweet peppers -- in one satisfying bite. Add a splash of lime juice for extra fresh flavor.
Chocolate craving kicking in? Instead of reaching for a candy bar, dip dried apricots in rich dark chocolate, then sprinkle with ground chipotle chile pepper for a low-calorie, guilt-free snack.
Topped with fresh mozzarella cheese and juicy roma tomatoes, these irresistible pizzas will be gone before kickoff! Plus, at only 85 calories, these mini bites make a guilt-free snack.
Fellow fans will love this gluten-free fruit salsa. It's low in fat and bursting with vitamin C. Add a pinch of cumin to the mix for sharp Mexican flavor.
Just a little margarine and salt goes a long way in this deliciously guilt-free version of one of America's most popular party snacks.
Sink your teeth into tiny bites of strawberry and vanilla. You may want to make a double batch -- these rich and creamy low-cal treats might run out before halftime!
Touchdowns aren't the only thing that will get you fired up on game day. Habenero peppers, featured in these sweet-and-spicy mango chicken bites, add a hint of heat.
Looking for something sweet to eat? Bake these two-bite treats just before kickoff for a warm mouthful of hearty oats, sweet cinnamon, and brown-sugary goodness -- all for less than 90 calories per cookie.
Make a better version of baked potatoes with a creamy, cheesy crowd-pleasing dip instead. Scoop up all your favorite toppings -- cheese, bacon, and broccoli -- in one savory bite.
Having trouble choosing your favorite ice cream flavor? With our melt-in-your-mouth neapolitan minis, you won't have to. Enjoy three layers of luscious strawberry, smooth vanilla, and rich chocolate atop a cripsy cereal-almond crust.
Add even more flavor to your puppy chow with bits of dried mango, pineapple, and other delicious fruits. Pretzels coated in peanut butter and powdered sugar give crunch to this fan-favorite mix.
Kick off your football party with a creamy dose of cheesy garlic-bacon dip. Scoop it up with vegetable dippers, such as sweet pepper strips, or serve with thin bread sticks for a delicious low-calorie snack.
Ditch the box of graham crackers and go for DIY crackers instead. Guests can spread on sweet jelly, creamy peanut butter, and even toasted marshmallows. The options are endless.
Everyone will be grabbing these zesty favorites. The recipe is easy -- wrap a mixture of spicy tofu, shredded cabbage, carrots, and cilantro in translucent rice paper. See how!
Add some substance to the snack table with these delicious chicken or turkey meatballs. The meatballs get their snappy taste from cranberry-flavor barbecue sauce.
Feed the hungry football fans in your family with a small bowl of this hearty chili. One serving has more than half your fiber needs for the day!
Lively seasonings -- including chili powder, garlic powder, cumin, cayenne pepper, and ground cinnamon -- add sensational flavor to this snack without boosting its sodium level.
Good news! Buffalo wings can be heart-healthy. Just remove the skin from the chicken and bake them instead of frying.
These cheesy wraps are great appetizers for the big game. Three cheeses, roasted peppers, and artichokes mingle in the tortilla-wrapped treats.
Skip those high-fat, high-sodium store-bought chips and replace them with this easy-to-fix fat-free version. Munch away!
These sweet potato fries are a lower-fat (and tasty!) alternative to traditional fries. Baking them on a foil-lined pan helps prevent overbrowning.
Pass the nuts! This zesty version forgos the cooking oil or melted butter often used on spiced-nut recipes. Instead, it opts for apple juice concentrate.
